Get all 7 Antioch releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Halfway To Eternity, Antioch VI: Molten Rainbow, Antioch V, Antioch IV: Land of No Kings, Antioch III: Wings and Warlocks, Antioch II: First Strÿke, and Antioch.
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Culling of Souls
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Forged in Light
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The Stand of Time
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Return of the Warlock
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Where the Dagger Lies
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Godbreaker
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Heavy Fire
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Antioch Ontario
Canadian Heavy Metal
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